囤積 | Chinese meaning

囤积【tún jī】

to stock up

This meaning refers to the act of gathering and keeping a large quantity of goods or supplies for future use, often in anticipation of a shortage or increased demand.

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They stockpiled a large quantity of water and food for emergencies.

to lay in supplies

This meaning emphasizes the preparation and collection of necessary resources ahead of time, particularly for future needs.

，。

They always lay in supplies before going on a long trip.

to hoard (for speculation)

This meaning relates to accumulating goods not just for personal use but with the intention of reselling them later at a higher price, often leading to market manipulation.

。

Investors began to hoard gold in hopes of a price increase in the future.

to corner the market in sth

This meaning indicates the action of acquiring enough of a commodity to control its price and availability, often leading to monopolistic behavior.

。

They tried to corner the market by hoarding wheat.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

囤积【tún jī】

jī cún积存wù pǐn物品

tún jī囤积yào wù药物

Wiktionary

囤积【tún jī】

to stock up

This meaning refers to the act of gathering and keeping a large quantity of goods or supplies for future use, often in anticipation of a shortage or increased demand.

，。

They stockpiled a large quantity of water and food for emergencies.

to lay in supplies

This meaning emphasizes the preparation and collection of necessary resources ahead of time, particularly for future needs.

，。

They always lay in supplies before going on a long trip.

to hoard (for speculation)

This meaning relates to accumulating goods not just for personal use but with the intention of reselling them later at a higher price, often leading to market manipulation.

。

Investors began to hoard gold in hopes of a price increase in the future.

to corner the market in sth

This meaning indicates the action of acquiring enough of a commodity to control its price and availability, often leading to monopolistic behavior.

。

They tried to corner the market by hoarding wheat.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

囤积【tún jī】

jī cún积存wù pǐn物品

tún jī囤积yào wù药物

Wiktionary

囤

含义grain basket, bin for grain

拼音dùn

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积

HSK 3

含义accumulate, store up, amass

拼音jī

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Lingaku

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囤积【tún jī】

to stock up

This meaning refers to the act of gathering and keeping a large quantity of goods or supplies for future use, often in anticipation of a shortage or increased demand.

，。

They stockpiled a large quantity of water and food for emergencies.

to lay in supplies

This meaning emphasizes the preparation and collection of necessary resources ahead of time, particularly for future needs.

，。

They always lay in supplies before going on a long trip.

to hoard (for speculation)

This meaning relates to accumulating goods not just for personal use but with the intention of reselling them later at a higher price, often leading to market manipulation.

。

Investors began to hoard gold in hopes of a price increase in the future.

to corner the market in sth

This meaning indicates the action of acquiring enough of a commodity to control its price and availability, often leading to monopolistic behavior.

。

They tried to corner the market by hoarding wheat.

汉语词典Chinese definitions

囤积【tún jī】

jī cún积存wù pǐn物品

tún jī囤积yào wù药物

Wiktionary

囤积【tún jī】

to stock up

This meaning refers to the act of gathering and keeping a large quantity of goods or supplies for future use, often in anticipation of a shortage or increased demand.

，。

They stockpiled a large quantity of water and food for emergencies.

to lay in supplies

This meaning emphasizes the preparation and collection of necessary resources ahead of time, particularly for future needs.

，。

They always lay in supplies before going on a long trip.

to hoard (for speculation)

This meaning relates to accumulating goods not just for personal use but with the intention of reselling them later at a higher price, often leading to market manipulation.